Pawnstar: Halloween Horror
October 31, 2006Pawnstar offers a chilling tale of Halloween Horror.
Pawnstar offers a chilling tale of Halloween Horror.
Ahh, the legions of BGGers–current and former–who read this and said, “Man; where was this years ago when I was first starting out?”
On October 12th, the the highest ever scoring Scrabble game was played - 830 points.
[via About.com]
A day-long Essen Trip makes for a good blog post, especially as it has memories of the fair in 1989.
Those TricTrac videos where the guy in the wig (at least I hope it’s a wig) goes through all the components in a game are so strange that I can’t stop watching, even though I’m slightly frightened. Anyway, here’s their epic on Battlelore.
What kind of gamer you are? Check out Matthew Gray’s clustering analysis The 10 Types of Gamers and find out!
I wish I had Brian’s latest strategy guide before I played SoF…would have made my life a lot easier.
Here’s a great idea from toadflax games: Nanowrimo for Games! Nanowrimo stands for National novel writing month; people aim to write a novel during November. Why not design a game during the month?
Learn to Love Board Games Again:
100+ Ways to Rejuvenate the Games You Already Own is a long, thorough and remarkable article from Yehuda (who else?).
I do wish Rio Grande would get off its butt and publish Poisson d’Avril one of these years. It has a long history, and has been only fitfully in print lately, and then never for very long in any one place…